Jewellery Insurance
Secure Your
Precious Pieces

Keep every treasured piece secure, wherever life takes you — with coverage as enduring and elegant as your jewellery itself.

125%
Value Recovery
Automatic
Coverage
Accidental
Damage

Key Benefits

Agreed Value Coverage

Full payout of the agreed value for total loss or damage.

Value Appreciation

If the market value increases, we pay up to 125% of
the agreed value (subject to conditions).

Automatic Coverage

Immediate cover for new purchases within 90 days, up to 25% of the total itemized coverage.

Loss Or Theft

Full replacement cost for lost or stolen items.

Worldwide Protection

Coverage no matter where you are.

No Deductibles

No excess fees for claims.

Quick Claims

Our goal is to settle claims within 48 hours of agreement.

Accidental Damage

Coverage for unexpected harm to your jewellery

Let Us Help Protect The Special Things You’ve Acquired Over The Years

We cover most causes of loss, like a broken link in your bracelet, damage to your watch face or your engagement ring that goes missing while on a trip – all with no deductible.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What does jewellery insurance cover in Singapore?

A: Jewellery insurance in Singapore offers protection for your valuable personal ornaments against unexpected loss or damage. Most standalone policies or valuable articles endorsements cover:

  • Theft or burglary, whether at home or while travelling
  • Accidental damage (e.g., cracked gemstone, broken chain)
  • Loss or mysterious disappearance (e.g., dropped or misplaced items)
  • Repair or replacement costs based on the agreed value or appraised market value


Covered items typically include:

  • Engagement rings and wedding bands
  • Necklaces, bracelets, and earrings
  • Luxury watches
  • Antique or heirloom pieces


Many policies also include worldwide coverage, subject to terms and limits.

A: Yes. Insurers generally require proof of value through one or more of the following:

  • Professional appraisal or valuation certificate
  • Original purchase receipt or invoice
  • Photographs and item descriptions


An up-to-date appraisal:

  • Ensures you’re insured for the correct replacement value
  • Helps avoid underinsurance or claim disputes
  • Speeds up claims processing


It’s recommended to reappraise your jewellry every 2–3 years, especially for items affected by gold prices or currency fluctuations.

A: Yes, but with limitations. Most standard home contents insurance policies include basic coverage for jewellery, but:

  •  They usually impose sub-limits (e.g., SGD 1,000–2,500 per item or total cap)
  • Coverage may be restricted to loss inside the home only
  • Exclusions often apply to mysterious disappearance or international travelI

If you own high-value or sentimental pieces, consider:

  • A standalone jewellery insurance policy
  • A valuable articles add-on to your home insurance (with itemised declarations)

This ensures full protection at the proper insured value, with flexibility for worldwide coverage.

A: Yes, many jewellery insurance plans in Singapore offer worldwide all-risk coverage, including:

  • Loss or theft during international travel
  • Damage or loss while in transit (e.g., courier, hotel safe)
  • Coverage while undergoing repairs, resizing, or cleaning

Some insurers also cover:

  • Loss from water or cosmetic damage
  • Pickpocketing or accidental drops in public places

However, terms vary some require:

  • Item declaration in advance of travel
  • Use of secure storage (e.g., hotel safe or travel pouch)

Always check the policy’s fine print or request a travel rider if you’re unsure.

The difference between agreed value and market value coverage lies in how your compensation is calculated if your insured jewellery is lost, stolen, or damaged.

Agreed Value Coverage

  • You and the insurer agree upfront on the value of the item (usually based on a professional appraisal or receipt)
  • In the event of a total loss, the insurer pays the full agreed amount, without depreciation
  • Offers certainty and faster claims payout
  • Common for high-value or one-of-a-kind pieces where market pricing may fluctuate or be hard to verify

Best for: Luxury items, bespoke jewellery, heirlooms

Market Value Coverage

  • The payout is based on the item’s current market value at the time of the loss
  • May be subject to depreciation and fluctuating gold/gem prices
  • Requires proof of value at time of claim, which may lead to delays or disputes
  • Often used in standard home insurance or low-premium jewellery plans

Best for: Everyday jewelry or lower-value items

Tip: If you own valuable or irreplaceable jewellery, agreed value coverage is usually worth the slightly higher premium for peace of mind.

Let’s protect what matters most to you

Even the best international student insurance plans have exclusions. Common ones
include: